P R 0 D U C T I 0 N G U I D E by Del Mehes and Yves Gagnon

T he following is a list of films in product ion (acrually before the caméras) and in negotiation in Canada. Neediess to say, the films which are still in the project stage are subject lo

changes . A third category, In Pre-production, will be used to indicate films w h i c h ' a r e in active pre-production, having set a date for the beginning of principal photography and being engaged in casting and crewing). Films are listed by the n a m e of the Company which initiated the project, or with which the project is popular ly associated. This is not necessarily the n a m e of the product ion company. Where the two companies are différent, the n a m e of the product ion company, if known, is also given. In ins tances w h e r e a p roduce r has asked us not to list a project, or to wi lhhold certain crédits due to ongoing negotiations, w e hâve respec ted his request .

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ON LOCATION CINAK LTEE (5141 248-3295

HISTOIRES POUR BLAISE A 90 min. feature film with animated shots scheduled for Augusl 15 in the Eastem Townships (QuebecI with an estimaled budget of $175,000. p. Mar­guerite Duparc ct>-d. Marguerite Duparc (film), Yves Rîvard (animation) d.o.p. Jean-Pierre Lefpbvre.

LIGHSTCAPE MOTION PICTURE COMPANY LTD. (416) 465-1098

T H E MUSIC OF THE SPHERES Shooting began Oct, 4, 1980 in Toronto. Budget: $110,000. A scifi comic horror film shot in p;̂ nglish and French. p. Philip Jackson d. Philip Jackson p. man . Gabrielle de Monttnollin se. Philip Jackson, Gabrielle de Montmollin d.o.p. Nadine Mumenick c o n t Doris Lapierre diaL c o a c h Yseuit Buxel m i n i a t u r e s Michael M. Sloan, Jeff Ber-tram, Grand Illusion Co. sd. Ross Red-fern Lp. AnneDansereau. Peter Brikma-nis, Jacques Coulure, Kenneth Gordon, Ken ternaire, Sandy Kyser.

NIELSEN-FERNS " INTERNATIONAL LTD. (416) 361-0306

ARK ON T H E MQVE shooting from March to August 1981 in Madagascar, Maurituis, Jersey (Channel Islands) 13-1/2 hours séries for télévi­sion. p.c. Nielsen-Fems International Ltd. in association with the CBC, Prime-

time Télévision, Channel Télévision, South African Broadcasting Corpora­tion, and the Ausiralian Broadcasting Commission, excc. p. Pat Fems p. Paula Quigley d. Alastair Brown loca t ion Maurituis/Madagascar d.o.p. Laurence McManus, Paul Warren sd. John H. Garwood loca t ion Jersey (Channel Is­lands) d.o.p. Len Gilday asst . Paul Mitchnick sd. Aerlyn VVeissman film éd. Steve Weslak CFE asst . Lee Michael Searles s o u n d m i x Terry Cooke Narra­t ion r e c o r d îngTony Rebindaine orig, mus ic a n d r e c o r d i n g John Mills-Cockell.

TAURUS 7 IN& 1514) 288-1888

LES TRANSISTORS Shooting began July 6 and will end on November 8. Shot in Montréal with a budget of $880,000. A six hour TV drama for leenagers. p . c Les Films Transistors Inc., with the participation of la Société Radio-Canada and TF-1 (France) p. Claude CastravelJi, Vves Hébert e x e c p . Earl A. Agulnik p .man. Mario Nadeau p .ass t ' s Michel Veillette, Nathalie Bois­seau p . a c c t George Ansellem se. Mi­chel Collet d. Yves Hébert a.d. Marie Daousl a r t d. Alain Singher asst . a r t d. lan Lavoie c o n t Thérèse Bérubé d.o.p. Mario Romanini assLcani. Vvan Brunet light, Aurèle Dion l i g h t a s s t Martin Dion' key gï-ip Marco Romanini sd. Jean-Michel Rouard b o o m Eric Zim-mer p r o p s Alain Singher make-up, ha i r . Diane Simard film éd. Claude Jobin ae^sted. Jean-Marc Magnan lab. Bellevue Pathé sd.8tudio Cinélume casL Lorraine Richard da t e of re-l e a s e : First épisode on TV in January 1982 Lp. Alain Bonhomme, Suzanne Clément. Nathalie Bergeron, Jean-René Ouellet, Marie Bégin, Benoit Marleau.

IN PRE-PRODUCTION BIP PRODUCTIONS (416) 923-2161

T H É LAST BUTTERFLY To befîiii shoo(ing Fall '81 wilh a $4 niiltion hiidfîel on a Canaclian/French, t:zechoslovakian co-pmduclion. coord . p. a n d s e Michael Jacot e x e c p. John

l'uzhke l ine p. Stexen North d. René dénien t Lp. Marcel Marceau.

CINEQUITY FUNDING CORP. (416) 863-9727

DEATH BITE

A suspense thriller lo be shol in Toronto slarting Augusl 24th, 1981. Budget of $4.9M. ACFC crew. p.c. Hyperion Film Production and Distribution Co. Ltd. p. John G. Pozhke, Maurice Smilh exec. p. John Pozhke co-p. John Newton, Gord Robinson p. man . Gord Robinson s e Michael Maryk, Brent Monahan based on novel by same tille d.

.Bill Fruet d.o.p. Mark Irwin l i g h t Jock Brandis gr ip . Marris Jansen

FILMPLAN " INTERNATIONAL (514) 849-6051

MÔDËLS ~ Feature film lo be shot in Montréal duringeight weeks from Augustai, with a budget between $5 to G M. exec. p. Pierre David, Victor Solnicki p. Claude Héroux p. man . Roger Héroux s e Char les Dennis d. Jean-Claude Lord a r t d. Michel Proulx d.o.p. René Verzier I s t a.d. John Fretz ass t . a r t d. Dominique l^abbé p.sec. Nicole Webster con t . Andrée Lachapel lepropsmaster David Phillips p r o p s buye r Frances Calder cos i h e a d dept . Paul André Guén'n cos i des . Jean Claude Poitras focus pupl le r Denis Gingras stills Pierre Dury h a i r d r e s s e r Constant Natal key g r ip François Dupéré sd. Henri Blondeau éd. Jean-Claude Lord l.p. Irena Ferris, Jeff Conaway, Kathy Shiriff, Roberta Lei^ton, Deborah Wakeham pub. Pierre Brousseau I514J 849-6051.

VIDEODROME To be shot in Toronto in Oclober 19,1981. Estimated budget S6M. exec. p. Pierre David, Victor Solnicki p. Claude Héroux p. man . Gwen Iveson s e , d. David Cronenberg a r t d. Carol Speir d.o.p. Mark Irwin.

GORILLA HIGH PRODUCTIONS (416) 252-3521

BATTLE ZONE, ADAMS HIGH Shooting schedule from August 17 lo October 5 in Toronto wilh a budget of $4.3 million. Contemporary social drama aboul crime in highschool. lATSE crew. exec. p. Mark Lester, Marylynn Ross p. Arthur Kent p. m a n . Phill McPhredrin s e Arthur KenI, Mark Lester, John Saxton d. Mark Lester a.d. Tony Lucibello a r t d. Ted Watkins d.o.p. Bert Dunk éd. Henry Richardson s tun t coord . Bobby Hannah, Terry Léonard l.p. Terry King, Timmy Van Patten, Stefan Amgrim.

HUMUNGUSFILM PRODUCTIONS (416) 869-1781

HUMUNGUS Horror film to begin shooting during the second week of Aug. 17 1981 in Ontario, p. Anthony Kramreither exec. p. Michael Stevenson p .man . Nick J. Gray se . Wil­liam Gray d. Paul Lynch a r l d. Carol Spier d.o.p. Brian Hebb l.p. Janet Julian, David Wallace.

QUAORAMEDIA INC. (416) 466-4656

SRILLINGS MÔlll>JfATN" "

shooting from October 19 to November 20 in the Toronto area. Budget $800,000. ACFC crew. p. lan Stuart execp. Hans Koehl d. Joe Scanlon.

RUBICON FILM PRODUCTIONS I N t (416) 226-9102

RAOUL WALLENBERG

shooting will begin in September 1981. A one-hour TV Documentary that will take place in Canada, U.S.A., England, Israël and Sweden. p. Wayne Arron se. Peter Lauterman d. David Harel d.o.p. Yoram Pirotsky éd. Avi Lev.

TELEMONTAGE IN& (514) 875-6323

VIRULYSSE

,\ séries of 26 animated pro|!r«nis, 3o mintiles each. The pilm isin pnj(li,cij„„ and the .séries ^^i|| sta]l slwotine iri mid August p. Pierre Delanauze d., , a Gilbert Gralton p. man. Jean-Maix: u pointe p.9. Christiane Basliei, d.o.tt Claude Larue a s s t cam. Serge Grégoire c o n t Solange Bérubé art d. Camille Leduc l lgh t Aurèle Oion ad. Marcel Fraser éd. Claude Unglois music Alalti Clavier mar ionne t tes made and operaled by the Théâtre de fAvant.Pays, Robots conceived by Raymond Corriveaii and Marc St-Jeaii.

PROJEËTS IN NEGOTIATIOK^ ASA PRODUCTION INC. (514) 288-4011

HIT AND RUN* To begin principal photography in Montréal on a $5 million budget. Pre-production to begin the Ist of September 1981. p. Joseph F. Beaubien, Nicole M. Boisvert p. m a n . Lyse Lafontalne d. Robin Spry s e Douglas Bowie, Arthur Fuller, Spry, based on the book by Tom-Alderman.

ASTRAL BELLEVUE PATHE (514) 748-6541

SikÊTCH LIFE p. Harold Clreenberg d. Stan Daniels.

MIRÏ An Israeî-and Canada co-production to be shot in Israël in 1981. p. Harold Greenberg d. Tzipi Trope.

ATRIUM FILMS INC. (514) 284-3152

ELECTRIC CHURCH CAPER To be shol Ihis Fall 1981 in Montréal wilh an estimaled budget of S1.5 M. e x e c p. PaulKrivickyd. RogerCardinai

•se. Greg Van Real, Marc Carrier,

B.M. FILM c a INa (514) 844-1300 '

BREAK AWAY To be done in 1981. p. Bruce Malien asB. p. c:arol Klein exec. p Michael Gilbetl,

CANAMERICA * ^ FILMCORPINC. (514) 288-0266

EASTER EGG HUNT Schedule for shooting in England in Spring 1982, with an estimated budget of $7 million US. p. Christophe Harbon-ville, Nicholas Clermont assoc. p.Giltes Chartrand p. superv. Jim Margellos d. Robert Altman Lp. David Bowie, Géral­dine Chaplin Story based on the bpokby Julian Freeman, Easter Egg Hunt.

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PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION COOPER-ROSENFELD (416) 922-Z251

THE TERRY FOX STORY 'Project preaently being scripted by John afid Rose Kastner. p.c Robert Cooper Productions Inc.

OHLDREN OF THE CORN p. Robert Cooper. Based on a Stephen King stoiy and scripted by Slephen King.

ÔFF THE RECORD Robert Cooper producing for 20th Cen-ttiry Fox. «c. Steve Tesich.

CRAWLEY FILMS (613) 728-3513

THE STRANGE ONE* Spécial effecis photography has begun. [XKation filming in Toronto, Ireland, Scotland on a hudgel of $4 million. Shooting begin in September 1981 p.c. | Crawley Films Production p. Budge Cra^vley MMOC. p. (wildlife unit) Wil­liam H. Carrick se Bany Lane, adapted from a novel by Fred Bosworth "The Strange One" d.o.p. Robert Ryan ph . Robert Ryan, Patrick Carey sp. efx ph . Patrick Carey, Robert Ryaa

DRACULA SUPERSTAR PRODUCTION IN& (514) 861-5278

DRACULA SUPERSTAR* Tobe shot in 1981 in Montréal with a$3.5 tnillion budget. p.c. Dracula Superstar Production p. Peter Lebensold, Richard Lightstone, James Kaufman.

FILM FIVE INC. (416) 960-5433 THE BIRDS OF PREY* To begin stiooiing in 1981 p., d, Daryl Duke se. VA'ive Exton ph. Billy Williams pdesign Trevor Williams pub. Robert Ramsay (*ommunicat)ons.

LES FILMS CENATOS (418) 527-9054 MUSIQUE OUTRE-MESURE Dramatic TV série of 13 half-hour for youth based on sound and music. Pilot | project had been shot from July 19 to 28 with money from Radio-Canada and Institut québécois du cinéma, exec . p . PaulineGeo^onp.man.JacquesBonin | sç. Yolande Rossignol, Gihette^ellavan- \ ce d. Rossignol mus ic by Bellavance Lp. Bellavance, Walter Boudreauit.

FILIHPLAN INTERNATIONAL INC. (514) 849-6051 DIPLOMATlC: I M M U N I T Y " " Estimated budget $6.5 million p. Claude Héroux exec. p. Pierre David, Victor Solnicki d. Harvey Hart ftc Lenny Wise, Victor Solniclïi, Fiona Lewis, Zalman King Lynn Cailer puta. Paratel 15141845-0111 and David Novefc and Assoc. 15141 2M-2113.

n b'CLOCk exec p. Pierre David, Victor Solnicki p. Claude Héroux B C Bilan Taggert d. Jean-Claude Lord

TOTEM With a $6 million budget p. Claude Héroux exec. p. Pierre David. Victor SolnickL

THE QUEYN^ " p.c A Canadian /France co-production in association with Raluca Nathan and Ralux Filma p. Claude Héroux se: Jean-Pierre Jaubert.

FRANKENSTEIN p. Claude Héi^ux e x e c p. Victor Sol-nîcld, Pierre David me, d. David Cronen-bers

FÔRTHO'SE I LOVED A Oanada /France co>produciion based on the book by Martin Gray p. André Djaoui (Producteurs Associésl, Gilbert (foldschmidt I Madeleine Films), Pierre David, Victor Solnicki, Claude Héroux IFitniplan International), To be shot in 1982.

FINEFILM PRODUCTIONS INa (416) 967-5400 MOTHER LODE Scheduled for a laler summer 1981 shoot in Brilish C'olumbiaun a$5 million budget p. Daniel Fine a s s o c p. Tony Thatcher s e Fraser Hesion Lp. Charl-

] ton Heston.

GILLES STE-MARIE ET ASSOCIES INC. (514) 844-2886 SALUT SANTE II (formerly title) The Iastl3 programsofaTV-senesof26. Each program 24 min. 40 sec. To be shot in Montréal in September 1981. p. Gilles Ste-Marie p. man. Real Tremblay a s s t p.inan. Nicole Jasmin r eaea rch , s e Max Cacopardo, Ctiristiane Duchesne.

HARRY ALAN TOWERS (416) 923-3581

SS-GB A Canadiaii-II.K. co-pro. to begin in Fall 1981 in Toronto and London, G.B- Cana­dian budget : SIO million p. Harry Benn (G.B.I e x e c p. Harry Alan Towers d. Peler c:arlersc Gerald Wilson a d a p t of Len Deighton's best-seller Lp. James Mason. Ralph Richardson, Douglas Campbell, Kate Nelligan, Gordon Pin-sent, Rod Stei-ger pub. Stephen Chesley Associates (416) 9ZZ-2A4Z.

IMPERIAL PRODUCTIONS

Montréal p . Didier Farré d., « c Jean-Pierre Lecours.

LTEE (514) 843-8855 LITTLE DEVIL To be shot in Spring 1982 in Montréal with an estimated budget of $1.5 million. p. Jacques Rayniont co-p- Louis-Claude Thibault a s s o c p , Robert Bastien se. Raymont, Dan Fiorella p.r. Michelle Langevin.

GUNSMITH (L'ARMURIER) To be shot Spring 1982 in the Lauren-tide north of Montréal with an estimated budget of $1-5 million, p . Jacques Ray­mond co-p . Louis Claude Thibault s e , d. Louis Claude Thibault l.p. Jean Coutu a s soc . p. Robert Bastien p.r. Michelle Langevin.

KUPER PROa (416) 961-6609 CHILD OF THE HOLOCAUST p. Jaclc Kuper se. Jaclc Kuper, from the book by Jaclt Kuper.

LN. FILM LTa (514) 527-2356

FRANKENCAR An action film to be shot on location on the varions Canadian raceways. Estimât ed budget: aboul $2 million. Some photography to be done in Califomia p . Didier Faire d. Paul BarteL

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LES MEMOIRES I^UNE CHANTEUSE ALLEMANDE Feature rUm to be shot in October in

MEGA MEDIA PRODUCTIONS THROUGH THE EYES OF TOMORROW A séries of eight 100 minute features for télévision. The first, The Man Who Cried Alien begins June 1981. Others in the séries entitled : Terror at the Edge of Time, No Place Like Paradise, The Nighl-mare Ward, The High Frontier, The Final (lame, and Dominant Blue. p. Ti-bor Takacs, Stephen ZoUer d. Tibor Takacs s e Stephen Zoller.

MANITOU PRODUCTIONS LTa (416) 924-2186

GO BOY Scheduled lo begin in 1981. e x e c p. Ralph Ëllis p. William Davidson 8C Davidson, based on autobiography by Roger Caron c o n s u l ! Roger Caron. DON'THITTHE PANIC BUTTON Scheduled forl981, e x e c p. Ralph Ellis, p. William Davidson 8C William David­son and Martin Lager, based on a story by Lager.

MURPHY-FOX • PRODUCTIONS INa (514) 487-1400 FUNNVnWOVIE, EH? p. Jack F. Murphy, Andrew Alexander 8cr. Sean Kelly, Tony Hendra, Ted Mann d. George Mihalka d.o.p. Rodney Gib­bons. CFDC participation.

NATIONAL FILM ROARD Ci-' CANADA (514) 333-3333 LE CONGRES A fïctional feature, development budget $70,000 p. Jacques Vallée d. Anne-Claire Poirier s e Marthe Blackburn.

L'EPOPEE BLANCHE A Fïctional feature, development budget $40,000 p Jean Dansereau d. Marcel Carrière s e Victor Lévy-Beaulieu.

ËSfHËRTBRÂNDËÂÏjT ^ LA JUIVE A feature combining Fiction and docu-metary, development budget $60,000 p. Jean Dansereau d. Jacques Bensimon.

L'HOMME EXPERIMENTE" A feature documentary with fiction, de­velopment budget $40,000 p. Jacques Vallée d. Roger Frappier.

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MADELEINE PARENT A feature documentary with a develop­ment budget of $70,000 p. Jean Danse­reau d. Annick De Bellefeuille.

NORFOLK COMMUNICATIONS LTa (416) 961-8400

SMOKE BELLEW Six one hour drama séries based on short stories by Jack London, to begin shooting September 21, 1981 exec. p. William Macadam.

OUT OF THE SILENCE Six one hour drama séries scheduled for April 1982. e%ec. p. William Macadam se . Bob Carney.

RED RIVER Six one hourperiod drama séries, con­sultant, Alix Amel.

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PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION STILL SECRET ; THE WAR OF THE SPIES Ten one hour documentary séries re-search, Rob Roy.

NO DRUMS, NO BUGLES Feature for TV ; Espionage séries.

PERSEPHONE PRODUCTIONS LTa (416) 960-6039

100 HORSE To be shot in \'ancouver with a budget of S5 million e x e c p. Peter Snel] p. Gail Thompison sc.'Mark Rosen d. Bill Fruet.

POINT FILMS INC. (514) 457-3636 CALL ME UNCLE , Script writing in process, only. Projected shooting for 1982. Estimated budget of $1^M. p. Wayne Grigsby BG. David Fennario d. Allan Nicholls.

LES PRODUCTIONS CLAUDE LEGER INC. (514) 284-9354

THE NEIGHBOUR Feature to be shol in Montréal (6 weeks) and New York (2 weeks) P.C. Ciné-Express Ina p. Claude Léger d. Max Fischer se. Leila Basen, Fischer p . m a n . Francine Forest cas t . Arden Ryshpan l.p. Peter O'TooIe, Irène Cara uni» pub. Monique Mallette-Léger 15141 284-9354.

LES PRODUCTIONS DE LA CHOUEHE (514) 288-5719

THE ]VtAGNUM KID A Feature co-production to be shot m Fall '81 in Montréal wilh an estimated budget of $500,000. p.c. Les Productions La Gauchet Inc. and Rare Film Produc­tions Inc. exec. p. Raymond Gravelle p. Mark IMader s c ,d . Nader d.o.p. Patrice Ma.ssenet sd. Uon Cohen pub. t:olette MartirelSMl 845-8186.

LES PRODUCTIONS &EP.T I N t (514) 270-1496

X LOVES MALEINE To shoot in Montl^al in August 1981 with a $350,000 budget se. collective effort d. Marc Voizard.

LES PRODUCTIONS LA GAUCHET INC. (514) 845-8186

THE FRILL OF IT ALL A comprehensive indebt 60 min. docu­mentary on Canadian fashion to be shot in Fall 1981 in Canada, U.S.A. and Europe with an estimated budget of $225,000. p. Raymond Gravelle, Patrick Vallely d. Vallely r e s e a r c h e r s Ewa Zebrowsky, Barbara Cartwright, Bert Malrotte.

LA CLE DES BOIS , A13 half-hour séries for télévision to be shot in September 1981, with an esti­mated budget of $390,000 p. aod d. André A Bélanger concept & s e Louise Pelletier pub. r e . Sheila Burke. N.B. : This documentary TV-series does not require actors.

RAFAL PRODUCTIONS INU (514) 932-0396

HOT TO TROT ~ Scheduled Fall 1981. Budget ; $4 million p. Rafal Zielinski cL Rafal Zielinski se. Edith Rey from a story by Hey and Zielinski.

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GUILTY"OF BEING INNOCENT Principal photography to begin in the 1982, in Gaspé. p . Raymond Daoïist.

R.J. LANGEVIN (418) 681-6125 ^ - r d Û i S "SQUARE shooting in Montréal with a budget of $5 million p. Robert Langevin sç . Amie Gelbart d. Gilles Carie.

RONALD L COHEN PRODUCTIONS (514) 935-8262

THÏriLLÛST"RÂfED GEORGE CARLIN p. Ronald Cohen s e George Carlin.

SEAGULL PRODUCTIONS (514) 933-2800

MEMOIRS ~~ OF MONTPARNASSE To begin in Montréal with a $4 million isudget p.c. Seagull Production exec. p. Jariies Shavick p . Larry Hertzog se . Marilyn McCormick pub. The Network (416) 368-6175, David Novek Assoc. (514) 284-2113 cas t . Casablanca.

cÀLiyoRNÎA CHÂBLÏ'S In Vancouver with a $3.5 million bud­get p. James Shavick s e Steven Man-ners cast . Casablanca.

SELKIRK FILMS INa (416) 967-5550 GOODBYE CALIFORNIA A C:anada/UK, co-prodifction sched^ uled for next spring p. Peter Snell d. Don Sharp 8& Sharp, Alan Scott, Chris Bryant

SIGNAL FILMS INC. (514) 482-7447

IN THE CAN CINAK LTEE (514) 248-3295

LES FLEURS SAUVAGES A feature film shot in the Eastern Town­ships (Québec) for three weeks from June 29 to July 20. Budget : $300,000. p . & p.man. Marguerite Duparc p . sec . Claudine Fauque se . & d. Jean-Pierre Lefebvre ed. Marguerite Duparc lab. (film & sound) : Bellevue Pathé Ltée.

DALKAN FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. (416) THE AMATEUR Feature film shot between Dec. 29,1980 and March 9,1981 wi thabudgetofSl lM. p. Garth Drabinsky, Joël Michaels d. Charles Jarrot superv. ed. Richard Hal-sey film ed. Steve Fanfara asst'B Bruce Lange, Marta Nielson sd. ed. TBA sd. mixer Peter Shewchuk «p. efx. Michael A. Clifîord, R. Taylor, Leland(Bud) Fisher music TBA lab. Medallion Film Labs, 559 Rogers Rd, Toronto (4161 653-6176 screen ings Bomac Batten sd. «rans. Bellevue Pathé, Toronto (4161 598-2521 d i s t in Canada : Pan-Canadian Films, in U.S.A ; 20th Century Fox Pictures date o fre l ea l se Fall 1981 p.r . LyndaFriend-ly, First Performance Public Relations (4161 960-8900.

INTERNATIONAL CINEMA CORPORATION (514) 284-9354

OVER HIS DEAD"B5DY—" To be shot in Montréal in November 1981, with a budget of $4 miUioa D. Alfred Pariser sR,.d. Morrie Ruvinuky!

TAURUS7 INC (514) 288-1888 ROBES OF JUSTICE — Feature film lo be shot in Montréal in September 1981 with a budget oISU million, e x e c p. Earl A.Agulnik p, Claude Castravelli d. Castravelli iLo,p, Roger Racine.

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TIBERIUSFILM CORPORATION (416) 869-6529

TIJUANA ~ To be shot outside of Canada. Not apply for canadian content régulation or tax shelter. Schedule for SeptemberlSBl.p. Garth H. Drabinsky, Joël B. Michaels.

ON THE BRINK Canadian production to be shot in Janu. aiy 1982 with an estimated budget liDin 8 to 9 million., p. Garth H. Drabinsky d. Michael Ritchie.

TRIMEDIA (403) 264-4460

ATHABASCA To be shol in Edmonton with abudgetof $2.4 million p-c. Trimedia Studio/Great Bear Film Lld exec. p, David Dortot p, Alec MacDonald se. David Dortot.

U.Ra HOLDINGS (514) 670-1060 DOUBLE BARREL To be shot in Vancouver with a budget of $1.9 million, exec p. Sam Gabamonte and Léonard Trager p. Claude Castra-velli s e Geriy younkins.

A co-production between Canada and France. Budget $9.5M. Shooting began October 211980 in Scotland and Keny* and it ended on May 16,1981 in Canada. p . c Cinetrail Inc. p. John Kemeny, Denis Héroux, Claude Uger d. Jean-Jacques Annaud film ed. Yves Unglois a s s t Glen Berman ad. ed. TBA muilc TBA lab. Bellevue-Pathé (Montréal) «4 studio Bellevue-Pathé (Montréal), BEllevue-ïathé (Toronto) if wilh Dolby System pub. reL David Novek Asso da tes (5141 284-2113 dist 20th Cenluiy Fox (North Araerical, Orion Piclure» (other territories), Chrisdnas release 1981.

INVESTIGATIVE,,^,„„,, PRODUCTIONS^mNAl FILM BOARD OF CANADA (416) 369^093 y

MÂGÏcTlSrTHË sTy A 60 min. documentary ^^''"'^ °l tweenDec'80andJune'81.Shoo"n8>" Toronto, Frobisher Bay, Banklan 1 * and NewYorkwiihanestimatedbudgei of 5200,000. p. Peier Rayinont d. nay montassocp.TedRileyd.o. ï 'M'"" ' Duckworth and lan Alkan. ..

NATIONAL FILM BOAHU" OF CANADA (514) 3 3 3 - 3 3 3 3

L E S B E A U X S Ô Û V l N Î R S ^ ThisfeaturefUm began . h 6 d l i n « » 2 17 and ended Augusl 13, M » J f f g $1.2M. p-c Natio.«U «'"•^'^futo Canada and Lamy, Spencer*. C«^ e x e c p. Jean Dansereau ^-J?^ MankiewiczIUmdk sd. ed. Andrttw

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m THE CAN riveau music Jean Cousineau mixe r TBA lab & sd. s tud io National Film Board of Canada p. r. NFB's Public Rela­tion Dept. (514) 333-3091 d i s t TBA d a t e of release Fa i r s i .

NUNS A one hour documentary. Shooting be­gan earlv this Sept, and should end in May 1981. Wilh a budget of 5350,000. p. Signe Johansson exec. p. Kathleerj Shannon r e s e a r c h Holly Dressel, Eliza-beth Schwartzbaum d. Margaret Wes-cotl cam. Suzann Trow cam. a s s t Bonnie Andrukaitus sd. Ingrid Cusel elec. Roger Martin loc. buss . m a n . Eva Zebrowski

LE PATRIMOINE - " RELIGIEUX A documentary in eight half-hour seg­ments on religious art in Québec. Shoot­ing all around Québec from January 18 to end of May. Estimated budget of $320,000. Co-fînanced by Radio-Canada and NFB. p. Jean Dansereau se. Michel Lessard d. François Brault a s s t d. Yvan ProvoBt cam. François Brault a s s t cam. Sépharin Bouchard sd. Jos Champagne and Yves Gendron l i g h t Maurice De Emsled.

NIELSEN-FERNS INTERNATIONAL (416) 598-1730

THE WARS shooting began May 18 and ended August 3, in Hamilton, Toronto and at the NFB's studio in Montréal. Budget : $3 million. p.c. Nielsen-Féms International and National Film Board of Canada. exec. p. Richard Nielsén p . sup . Samuel Jephcott p.man. Bob Linnel se . Timothy Findley based on hisnovel "The Wars" d. Robin Phillpis ed . Tony Lower ass t . ed. Denis Beaudoin ad. m i x e r Joe Champagne mus ic Berthold Carrière pub. Linda Shapiro/David Novek Asso­ciates (416) 928-3131, Ron Jones/National Film Board, Montréal 1514) 333-3422, Toronto (416) 369-4094 with the partici­pation of the CFDC, CBC and German/s Polyphone Fiim-used Fernseh GmbH.

C L A S S I F I E D LES PRODUCTIONS VENT D'EST (514) 277-8929

LA TJJRLUTTE DES ANNEES DURES A documentary film shot throughout Québec from May 7 to June 9, 1981. Budget of $245,000. p , c Les Productions Vent d'Est in association with Cinak Ltée a s s o c p. Marguerite Duparc (Cinak Ltée) p. man . Lucille Veilleux d. Richard Boutet, Pascal Gélinas ed. Francis Van den Heuvel a s s t Ginette Leduc lab. National Film Board of Canada sd. s t ud io TBA mixer TBA.

RONALD L COHEN PRODUCTIONS INC. (5l4) 935-8262

HARRY TRACY -DESPERADO Shooting began October20 in Vancouver and ended December 19, 1981. With a budget of $S^M. pi.c. Desperado Pro­duction Inc. e x e r c p. SidA. Marty KrofTt p. Ronald Cohen co-p . Alan Simmonds d. William A. Graham film ed. Ron Wisman sd. ed. Rod Haykin mus ic Micky Eiiw, Marybeth Salomon lab.^ & sd. s tud io Medallion Film Lab uni t pub . Julia Frittayon d a t e of r e l ea se Spring '6Z.

RSL FILMS LTD. • (514) 931-7155 PARADISE shooting began on March 22,1981 and ended on May 6, 1981. AU exteriors nimed iiî Israël, and the inteiiors in Canada, p. Robert Lantos, Stephen J. Roth cf>-p. Wendy Green p. superv. Manon Bougie-Boyer d. Stuart Gillard ed. Howard Terril asst . Rit Wallace m u s i c Paul Hoffert lab . Sonolab Inc. d i s t Vivafilm (Québec), Avco Embassy (Canada, U.S.A., &, world sales agent) d a t e of r e l e a s e : beginning of Fall.

Cinéma Canada has a classified ad policy, aimed at stimuiating communication wlthin the film community. Inseitlons in the classified column will be run free of charges for individuels with subscriptions, wishing to place industry-related ads. For companies and organizations, the classified rate of $0.50 a word applies. So, if you are looking forajob,wanttobuyorsellsomething, offeraservice orshare information, write to :

Cinéma Canada 67 Portiand, Toronto M5V2M9

Box 398, Outremont Station, Montréal H2V4N3

STUDIO SPACE *4000 sq. ft. stuiiio *15f t . x 2 0 f t . cyc *Dark room, change and make up facilittes

*Kitchen and réception area *$ 100.00 per day Contact United Studio c/oProduction IVIanager, 9 Davies Ave., Toronto M4M2A6 (416) 469-2672.

For Sale : Stellavox AMI Môno(Ste-reo Professional Mixer). Phantom pwr and full eq.custom rechargeable pwr supply. Complète with locking halliburton case. Firm $3500. Rob Young (604) 738-6209. (77)

For Sale : Nagra III with SQ crystal $2500. Rob Young (604) 738^6209.

(77) For Sale: Angenieux Lenses-ex­cellent optics, wide angle 10 mm F 1.8, auto Focus, as new $325. Zoom 17-68 mm F 2.2 used $275. Call Henry 735-4841 or 276-2834.

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STUDIO SPACE 5000 sq. ft. full grid 70 X 23 ft. cyc 75 KV Power source modem production offices dressing and make-up rooms CALL: (416) 678-2637

Expérience researcher/writér/ production assistant available for historical research, script develop­ment, pre-production planning. Also familiar with retrieval of visuals (film and stiils, memorabilia, dociiments, props, etc.) For information, call Jill Patrick (416) 368-9944.67A Portiand Street, Toronto (77)

Office for rent, downtown Toronto. CalIJil l (416) 368-9944.

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16 mm UNIDEK equipped editing room available for rent or lease. Daily/ weekiy rates. Reasonabte. Call Da­niel (416) 363-5217 or 12 MercerSt. Toronto. (77)

New posjtlon : for person with a good working knowledge of the film industry to be trained in the handiing offilminsurance. (416) 787-0304.

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For Sale: CP-16 Reflex Sound Ca­méra Most récent model. Caméra body, 4 mags, 2 batteries, Crysta-sound amplifier with Auricon sound-head. Low usage on amp & head. Excellent condition, no problems. Asking $11,500. Call John (416) 469-4975 (76)

For Rent : 6 plate 16mm Steenbeck, good condition. Call(416) 533-6770.

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FMI on sale. 35mm and 16mm avail­able. Call Ken (416) 465-1654.

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Estate Sale: Indoor théâtre and adjoining commercial property (to-gether or separate). Idéal business and .jjevelopment opportunity. Jim (403) 349-3939 or 349-3267. Ted (403) 465-6776. (74)

Studio Space for rent: 4200 sq. f t Queen-Spadina second floor. Im­médiate possession. (416) 862-0199. (74)

Editing Equipment for sale :16mm and35mm Steenbecks, 16mm Séries 900 Steenbeck, 16mm 4 Plate Sera Flatbed, 35mm Moviola 2 Sound Heads, 16mm Moviola. We buy and sell all types of Motion Picture Equip­ment Canadian Motion Picture Equipment Reniais Ltd. 33 Granby Street, Toronto, Ontario M5B 1 H8. Tel. : (416) 977-7113. (74)

Summer screen wrItIng : The TV. and Film Institute is pleased to pré­sent a two-day seminar with by Sy Field, June 20-21. Mr. Field will con-duct an intensive seminar on methods of writing your screenpiay. Members of the workshop may attend five ad-ditional lectures with agents and producers from Toronto and Holly­wood at the University of Alberta. Call (403) 437-5171 or wrife to TV. and Film Institute, Box 10, Sub. 11 , University of Alberta, T6G 2E0. Fee $99.00. (74)

Photography stills: vétéran photo joumalist, indusfrial and advertising photographer seeks work in features. I. ATS.E. 644, Michael Jordan (416) 889-2354 or(416) 626-5465. (73)

For Sale: Nagra III and Sennhei-ser804/104. Asking $2500. Call Peter (416) 968-1474. (76)

For rent: 16-35 mm Steinbeck, six plate, excellent condition. Available for short or long term reniai or lease. Call Marty (416) 536-3355. (76)

Talent Représentative : Young, expanding Montréal talent agency, looking for Toronto-based business manager. Piease reply te Arleen Glickman, 514-861-1062. (76)

Seeking Sponsor: angel needed for help in funding animais. Experi-enced traîner with proven record of work in wild and domestic animais for production. Helpsaveacougar. Con­tact Mike (416) 653-1773. (76)

Producer with property in firstdraft looking for top rate exec to put to-gether U.S. or Canadi^in financial package and intérim financing. Re­ply t o : Box 740,0/0 Cinéma Canada, 834 Bloomfield, Montréal, P.Q. H2V 4N3 (76)

Word processing : Complète typing services, scripts, manuscripts, proposais, etc. First quality, prompt, accurate. (416) 363-7465. (75)

À vendre: équipement de son 16mm comprenant : 1 MTM R102 U 16mm, 3 MTM D102 U 16mm, 3 Magnasinc «dubber» 16mm égalisateur sur 4 des 8 entrées, 1 Digital Readout counter à quatre chiffres, 1 amplifi­cateur Dynaco85,1 Orban Equalizer Model 672 A Téléphoner à (418) 656-1234, ou écrivez à : Casier postal 10046, Ste-Foy, QC. G1V 4C6. (75)

American Cinematographer Mag­azine : Looking for 3 issues. Sept, and Oct 1977, and Jan. 1976. Will pay$5 each. Call Roland (613) 5 2 1 -3603, collect, evenings only. (73)

For sale: 2 Eclair NPR mags. $2000. Peter Benison 2297 Oxford Ava, Ivlontreal. (514) 484-0714.

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For Sale: Complète documentary Sound package. Nagra-lS, complète, mint-condition, 3-AKG CE-10 Lav. Mikes, 3 power supply- 1-AKG CE-8 8"condensorMikewithwindsockand mount All Mikes on warranty. Elec­tronic slate, Beyer DT96A - 50 ohm -headset, tréom pôle, cables, acces-soriea Everything $5,900 or best of-fer. Peter Sinclair (416) 690-0377.

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Rosedale mansion available for film location reniai. Muge rooms, fireplace, gardons, etc. Call (416) 928-3370.

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Wanted: 16mm mag recorder for transfer System. Also SennheiserSI 5 and816 mikes, and16mm Angenieux 12 to 120 zoom lens for Bolex H-16 reflex caméra C-mount Call A. Cam­pus (416) 929-3166. (73)

For Sale : 1,400 feet (3X400' plus 200' short end). Oouble-X Négative (B/W; 7222). Freezer kept M. Her-sey, (604) 687-4187, nights. (73)

For Sale: E.B.M.-Electric crystal sync400 f t mag., zoom and lenses. Fluid Tripod. many extras. $4000. 16 mm Moviola-old model $1000. A 35mmMoviola$1750. Editingbench $75. Call 921-2254 or (416) 762-0677. (73)

Film Production Company requires script ideas for feature films. Format should be completed script short story or outline minimum 2,000 words. All materials should be sub-mitted with self-addressed and stamped enveiope if return neces-sary. Reply to Box 832, CineMag, 834 Bloomfield S t , Montreali Que-bec, Canada. (73)

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